Tickets for the Upstate New York shows are still available on platforms like Ticketmaster, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek and StubHub, ...

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Where would I be without a particular accordion-wielding singer in life? Probably not as “weird” as I’ve become.

The night was a surreal, hilarious and unforgettable celebration of musical oddity. See photos from the show below: Puddles Pity Party's sad clown persona is inspired by classic Pierrot clowns.

From the final live performance of the Wu-Tang Clan at the Wells Fargo Center to “Weird Al” at The Mann, this week is full of must-watch concerts throughout the Philadelphia area. Metro has the ...

Adding to the offbeat charm is the tour’s opening act: Puddles Pity Party, the 6’8” “sad clown” with a golden voice, whose theatrical renditions of pop standards have made him a viral ...

Most zany comedians eventually run out of steam. Steve Martin stopped jamming an arrow through his head. Groucho Marx reinvented himself as a game show host. Bob Hope eventually couldn’t say “Good ...

McMahon, who has served in the Australian Army and the Queensland Police before politics, stepped into the chamber like a fashion week model, resplendent in a black suit, white shirt and thin black ...

Special guest Puddles Pity Party, a 7-foot-tall sad clown who appeared on “America’s Got Talent,” will open all three shows.

The encore was all Star Wars themed with Al and the band coming out dressed as Stormtroopers and Jedis. He sang “We All Have ...